Ankh — Ankh (1994)
14 06 2009
(3 votes, average: 4 out of 5)
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Неделя польского прогрессива: день 3-ий. Своеобразный арт-рок с элементами нео-классики. Дебютная запись польской группы с готичным названием "Ankh". Поют, кстати, на родном языке - поэтому звучит уж очень интересно (особенно для нас, русских).
Clann Zu - Discography
11 06 2009
Clann Zu was an Australian band that formed in Melbourne in 1999. The forming members drew inspiration from an eclectic mix of musical styles, such as punk, rock, folk, electronic & classical. Their fusion of Celtic folk, electronic music and rock has created a unique epic soundscape full of powerful atmospheric sounds and off-beat instrumentation. Their songs are bilingual, utilising both Irish and English lyrics.
They were with G7 Welcoming Committee Records, an independent record label established by Chris Hannah and Jordan Samoleski - of labelmates Propaghandi - and Regal in 1997.
Their second album Black Coats and Bandages was released in June 2004. This saw a move away from the traditional Irish and folk influences which had characterised their first LP, “Rua”. Despite this stylistic departure they retained and indeed increased their use of the Irish language, with two songs (“t-ean ban” and “An deireadh sceal”) sung entirely in Irish.
The animated video for their song “Five Thousand More” created by vocalist, Declan, was featured in various festivals and online film and animation sites worldwide, including the 47th Cork International Film Festival. They subsequently released an animated video to accompany an Irish version of “Crashing to the Floor” in mid-2003.
Clann Zu released the following statement, announcing their break-up, on their website in May 2005, “Clann Zu regret to announce that it is no longer continuing to tour or record. Such is the life of a band. Benjamin and Liam will continue to tour and record with MyDisco on the Crashing Jets label and Declan De Barra will continue with his own solo project.”
Experimental/Alternative/Post-Rock/Progressive/Folk
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The Dear Hunter - Act III: Life and Death (2009)
9 06 2009
(3 votes, average: 4.67 out of 5) Loading ...
Alternative/Progressive Rock
The Dear Hunter is the full-time project of Casey Crescenzo, formerly of post-hardcore band The Receiving End of Sirens. The band got its name from the lead character of the story that he wrote to go along with the music. The sound is unlike that of Casey's former band, with more alternative and progressive rock tendencies and a wider variety of instrumentation.
CBR@320
Neverending White Lights - 2 LPs
21 11 2008 
Indie/Alternative/Progressive Rock
Neverending White Lights is a Canadian music collaboration project fronted by Daniel Victor and featuring several artists mainly from Canada and the United States. Daniel Victor performs all musical instruments and mostly all songs feature a different singer. The idea behind Neverending White Lights is to present a sampling of different voices, styles, and artists, while retaining the ‘focused’ sound characteristic of a band. It is to place artists in a new sonic environment and create a new musical experience for the listener.
Victor is the entity behind the entire concept. He began the concept four years ago in his home studio in Ontario, Canada and was focused on making an album that could bring diverse artists together. He produced, wrote and recorded music while creating space for the various talent to collaborate.
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Llynch - We Are Our Ghosts (2008)
19 11 2008 (1 votes, average: 1 out of 5) Loading ...
Post-Metal/Postcore
VBR@V2 ~204 kbps
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